AOE
TWO
IJAILY
EDITION
The
Daily
News
ritiNCtt
RUPEUT
British
Columbia
Published
HVery
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Trinco
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing-Editor
'
"
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
WHAT
many
call
"indigestion"
is
very
often
nothing
but
excess
acid
in
the
stomach.
'
The
stomach
nerves
have
been
over-stimulated,
and
food
sours.'
The
corrective
is
an
alkali,
wGlch
neutralizes
acids
instantly.
The
best
alkali
known
to
medical
science
is
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia.
It
has
remained
the
standard
anti-acid
with
physicians
in
the
50
years
since
its
invention.
One
spoonful
of
this
harmless,
tasteless
alkali
will
neutralize
instantly
many
times
as
much
acid,
and
the
symptoms
disappear
ot
once.
You
will
titxtr
use
crude
methods
'when
once
you
learn
the
efficiency
oi
this
more
pleasant
way.
A
small
bottle
is
sufficient
to
show
its
merit.
Be
sure
to
get
genuine
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
prescribed,
by
physicians
for
more
than
00
years
in
correcting
excess
acid.
60c
a
bottle;
any
drugstore.
Complete
directions
for
its
many
uses
are
enclosed
with
every
bottle.
.)..!
Hv
mntl
in
all
nthpr
n&rta
nf
British
Columbia,
the
Biitish
Lm
I
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
t
1
:i
Saturday,
r
Trouble.
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"OMACM
-"NSTipatiom
ibigji!
pitiS
and
United
Skates,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
'COO
Contract
rates
on
application.
v
.,
Advertislns
and
Circulation
Telephone
.
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98
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telepnone
.......
.86
October
25,
1930
ADVERTISING
AND
MERCHANDISING
There
is
a
trreat
deal
of
talk
about
the
value
of
advertis
has
been
more
or
less
adyej-tised.
Tie
newspapers
of
the
emintrv
have
done
a
frreat
deal
in
advocating
buvinu
at
home
but
they
have
not
always
been
backed
up
by
the
merchants.
What
is
the
use
of
asking
customers
to
use
Canadian
made
goods
if
merchantspersist
in
constantly
featuring
foreign
goods,
that
are
advertised
in
Canada
in
foreign
publications?
Under
those
conditions
customers
will
continue
to
buy
foreign
goods,
even
at
higher
priced,
to
the
disadvantage
of
the
home
product.
I
I
IB
INAUIU
r"w
111
II
Marriage
Of
Atlln
Doctor
Miss
Phyllis
Marion
Lee
Becomes
Bride
in
Vancouver
of
Ds.
II.
J.
Nunn
J-...-.
Li
I,
in
prevailing
mode,
over
which
was
worn
a
short
jacket
of
mirror
velvet.
Her
close-fitting
hat
was
of
silver
tissue,
with
matching
slippers
ornaVaented
with
buckles,
and
she
carried
an
arm
bouquet
of
bridal
rotor
Miss
Katherlne
V.
Lt,
a
sister
of
the
bride,
was
her
only
at-,
ing
but
not
so
much
about
the
value
of
merchandising
tntant,
and
was
wearing
a
frock
of
rvX.
,
n,nnnU
v.
aiAd
in
Poneirln''
mmmmonf
if
;
amthyst
georgette,
over
.wfrich
wa
itmc
a
an
mum,
mn,.
.
v..
w.w..
.
.
.
...
lyet
ahdf
matching
hat.
Her
slippers
were
of
silver,
and
she
carried
an
anil
bouquet
of
yellow
roses.
The
groomsman
was
C.
N.
Compton.
Following
the
ceremony,
which
was
attended
by
many
old
residents
of
the
Yukon,
a
bridal
dinner
was
held
in
the
private
dining-room
of
the
Hotel
Georgia,
the
bride's
mother
wearing
a
handsome
gown
of
cut
velvet
in
old
wood
rose
coloring.
Iwlth
a
hat
In
similar
shades.
Dr.
Many
an
advertising
campaign
gets
little
result
because
d
Mrs
Nunn
tater
left
t0T
AUln-;
of
the
failure
on
the
part
of
correlated
merchandising.
!
wnere
Dr.
Nunn
has
been
appointed
While
advertising
induces
buying
the
merchant
must
also
physician
in
charge.
The
bride
make
it
easy
to
buy
the
goods
advertised,
for
it
is
always
travelled
in
a
frock
of
black
silk,
nV.cinnr.nnr
fVio
tV,n
Vrnkito
Vinhitc
nf
nf
fVio
tho
tillhl
nnnliP
!
ornamented
with
touches
of
hand
VllUllhlllB,
.J.tJ
J
-
.
-
'
,
,
,
,
If
they
are
in
the
habit
of
buying
a
certain
line
of
C00(ls
j
Hudson
seal
and
a
they
will
continue
to
do
so
until
a
sufficiently
powerful
i
toque.
force
is
exerted
to
change
the
habit
In
a
general
wav
people
who
deal
at
a
certain
store
will'
IDa
Mrf
continue
to
do
so
until
some
other
store
makes
a
morei1
aimcio
iviuai
powerful
appeal.
That
appeal
may
be
the
one
of
advertising,
or
merchandising
values,
or
servicQ.
The
combined
appeal
is
the
one
that
is
most
forceful.
What's
ahead
in
business
depends,on
what's
in
business
heads.
THE
TIE
CONTRACTS
The
Daily
News
is
today
advertising
for
ties
tjo
be
cut
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
contracts
will
be
a
great
help
to
the
settlers
of
the
interior.
The
Vancouver
Sun
gives
credit
for
the
suggestion
that
these
be
cut
to
the
member
for
Prince
Rupert,
Olof
Hanson.
He
made
the
suggestion
in
the
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa,
and
the
government
took
his
suggestion
even
though
he
was
speaking
from
the
opposition
benches.
Also
it
may
lie
mentioned
that
he
had
to
fight
to
get
his
suggestion
before
the
House
because
an
attempt
was
made
to
have
him
ruled
out
of
order.
At
the
time
the
suggestion
was
made
many
people
seemed
to
think
that
Mr.
Hanson
was
trying
to
get
orders
for
his
own
firm,
but
the
full
report
of
the
proceedings
showed
that
this
was
not
true.
He
advocated
the
doing
of
the
work
by
band
labor
instead
of
in
"mills
so
that
more
work
would
be
jrovided
for
the
actual
settlers.
Seen
today
in
regard
to
the
move,
Mr.
Hanson
said
he
did
mot
want
any
credit
for
what
he
had
donp.
He
simply
was,
anxious
that
the
men
in
the
interior
who
so
badly
needed
it
should
get
the
work
for
which
they
were
seeking.
When
pain
r
COMES
Two
hours
after
eating
T.
.
..
...
1.1
1
1
-r
itk"
nr-
Magnesia
Magnesia
Is
is
always
always
a
a
liquii-natr
a
'
tabid.
Look
ot
the
Phillips'
name
on
the
bollle.
a
coat
01
elose-flUltir
'1
Engage
More
In
Mixed
Farming
ll.
Johnson
Sees
Hard
Winter
Ahead
But
Recovery
Will
Be
Sure
As
Always
In
Past
;
The
general
impression,
among,
economists
seems
to
be
that
the
farmers
of
both
Canada
and
the
United
States
will
have
to
tdrn
to
mixed'
farming
Instead
of
grain
growing,
according
to
T.
H.
'John
son,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.,
who
Is
home
from
a
prolonged
visit
In
the
east
during
which,
he
attended
the
joint
convention
of
the
Canadian'
and
American
Fisheries
Association.
Now
that
the
price
of
grain
has
dropped
to
such
an
extent
as
to
make
it
raising
unprofitable,
the
natural
thing
is
to
turn
to
more
profitable
branches
of
the
industry.
Mr.
Johnson
also
parked
that
it
sefemed
likely
that
tfrefe
would
be
hard
time
this
wln,ter
especially
tn
the
west,
but
that
the
country
would
Tpeather
the
stont.'ltsNs'it
had
weathered
similar
berlodic
ecH
onpmlc
dlMrUbancea
In
Im
past.
Dr.
John
A.
West,
former
local
physician
who
la
now
located
In
Vancouver,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
the
south
for
a
brief
visit
in
town.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
October
25,
1910.
Philadelphia
Athletics
won
the
World
Series
from
the
Chicago"!'
Cubs
by
their
victory
In
today's
game
which
was
the
fifth.
A
we)'
known
local
transfer
man
was
fined
$1
by
Magistrate
Mc-Clymont
In
city
police
court
this
morning
for
swearing.
The
trans-
fermftn
referrw.
-rv
Ipft
.ho
r.tw
The-
Centime
MM
lofl
f.
l
it
mafiirl
yean
111
1
UEtiTk
frcmvt
M.
A'
letter
Clanc;
.
iy
ciTnah
ager
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Mantreal,
read
at
last
night's
city
council
meeting
an
nounced
that
the
bank
was
pre
pared
to
advance
the
city
not
more
than
$600,000
on
public
works
now
in
progress
pending
the
reaching
of
an
agreement
between
the
city
and
the
Grand
Trunk
Pa
clflc
Rallway,Co.
as
to
tax
rate.
j
1
THifi,
DAILY
NEWS
PlM'laiiii'n.i.-L---!i
Stage
Replaces
Stockholm
Movies
Legitimate
Scores
Two
Notable
Successes
tn
Sweden
STOCKHOLM,
Oct.
?trt,
fierce
competition,
.between
do
the
the
llin-jveiVr8vince
describes
the
wedding
cinema
and
tnage,
now
raging
or
pviW
Phyllis
Marion
Lee
and
Dr.
an
over
me
woria,
we
siugc
uas
H.
J.
Nunn
who
h&sd
rhroueh
the
scored
two
notable
successes
in
cltv
this
week
en
route
to
Atlln
Swederi,
In
as
much
as
two
Stock
where
they
will
reside.
"A.
quiet
wedding
of
interest
to
many
old
residents
of
the
Yukon
was
solemnized
at
Christ
Church
Cathedral
on
Monday
afternoon,
when
Phyllis
Marlon,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
E.
Lee,
was
united
in
marriage
to
Dr.
Herbert
J.
Nunn,
formerly
of
London
Opt.,
and
WhitellOrse,
Y.T.
The
ce
holm
cinemas
this
autumn
have
beert
turned
Into
theatres.
This
annual
development
gainsays
any
assumption
that
the
Swedes
have
not
enough
Interest
In
the
drama.
Another
assumption
that
the
Swedes
have
not
talent
for
playwritlng
Is
likewise
gainsaid
by
the
fact
that
out
of
the
many
autumn
premieres
.tint
IpkiS
than
flvA
have
featured
SUKVIVAL
Ur
111
111
J.
11
lliiOl
Inmnnv
trtnV
tilonp
at
S--n
nVlrWlr.
I
new
Swedish
DlaVS.
People
who
think
that
the
survival
of
the
fittest
is
not!
the
marriage
services
of
the
Ang-!
The
two
new
theatres
In
Stock-natUre's
wav
Can
be
proven
Wrong,
even
in
the
matter
of
illcan
ChUrch
being
performed
by
holm
increase
the
number
of
stages
manufacture
of
automobiles.
Since
the
beginning
of
theiVlta...
lS8JS.ittall
vhlch
seem
rather
abundant
In
a
i,,1.44
fU
U,r
Urtr
flirt
tvtr,loa
nf
AdVQ
nf
f
Afori
tn
tha
'
wnu
ws
given
ui
uiai-
JllUUolIy
tllcic
Helve
uccii
uiw
inunto
ui
wuo
vv
v
vw
buyers
on
this
continent
ajnl
of
these
only
45
have
survived.
The
others
were
unfit.
Some
of
the
cars
almost
died
aborning
while
others
succeeded
for
a
brief
period
but
failed
to
keep
up
to
date.
They
were
superceded
by
cars
that
the
people
liked
better.
rlage
by
her
father,
was
wearing
att
jiy
01
wu.uuu
mnamianis.
wan
01
ensemble
of
sannhlrc
blue
silk,
cut
I
the
number,
hdwever,
are
small
and
.
easygoing
undertakings,
while
the
rest
are
well
known
and
recognized
theatres,
The
repertory
announced
for
these
theatres
shows
a
serious
vein
ih
art
combined
with
the
effort
to
keep
pace
with
new
trends
In
the
dramd.
'Shakespeare's
Mld-sunimerttlght's
Dream,
the
immortal
Hamlet,
Shaw's
Apple-Cart
Lope
de
Vega's,
iron
Water
in
Madrid,
Tolstoy's
tower
of
Darkness
Strlngberg's
dUstavus
Vasa
and
Charles
VII,
Rostand's
Cyrano
de
Bergerac,
Oeraldy's
Wedding
Days,
all
belong
to
the
traditional
and
.lassie
school.
New
features
are
Grandmother's
Revolution"
by
Tens
Locher,
a
Dane,
and
some
in-
erestlng
Swedish
novelties.
Shower
Held
For
!
Mooseheart
Day
Miss
Edith
Leek'
Honored
By
Party
Bride-Elect
Honored
By
Telephone
Girls
Last
Night
be
married
soon.
The
rooms
looked
!
very
pretty,
decorated
in
pink
and
white.
During
the
course
of
the
evenlnfe,
the
girls
presented
Miss
Leek
With
a
lately
tray
of
silver.
Community
singing
and
danlng
were
enjoyed
after
which
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Those
present
were:
Mrs.
C.
Taylor,
Mrs.
C.
Currie,
Mrs.
P.
Pierce,
Mrs.
C.
E.
TohnsOh,
Mrs.
J.
Howe,
Mrs.
Good-sell,
Mrs.
Ed.
Saunders,
Mrs.
M.
E.
Successful
Affair
Staged
Last
Night
j
By
Moose
Lodge
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
Last
evening
the
telephone
girls'
(
1,
held
-a
shower
at
the
home
M
Miss
Mfpcncart
Day,
the
birthday
of
Aleda
Johnson.
Lotblnere
Street,
in
.Janati
J-
Davis
founder
of
Moose
-
honor
of
Miss
ditri'
Leek,
who
18
to
JiealtR
was
observed
by
the
local
Moosr
Lodge
last
night
with
a
successful
and
enjoyable
whlst
drive
and
danse
which
Was
largely
at-en&d.
There
wet
20
tables
of
whist
and
Vv
prize-winners
were:
ladies'
first
Mr.jW.
Ahdcrcon;
'
second,
Mrs.
Charles
Lemon".
conwlatiOn,
Mrs.
Jenrt.-'
Nelson;
mitt's
first,
J.
M.
Mention;
second,
Ted
BarVik;
con-Golatitm,
D.
0.
Schubert.
After
cards,
delicious
refresh-
PendergMt,
Utt.
J.
Ross,
the
MtsftM
'
rt.et.ts
were
served
and
dancing
Doris
Lee!:,
Jean
Stalker,
.Margaret
Johnson,
Bessie
Campbell.
Elizabeth
Ross,
Aleda
Johnson,
May
Davis,
Nellie
Wilson,
Thelma
Bunn,
Polly
Astoria,
Molly
Owen
and
Ivy
Anderson.
Read
the
Want
Ads.
today.
MM!
H-MOCJUtOIDSORPIltS
AREK5SmvUYUL!V
CD
BYCE.CHASC'50'NT
MENT
WHICH
fOlHMJF
A
CENTURY
HAS
BttM
RECOGNIZED
ASTHE
STANDARD
TREATMENT
F0R.THI5
ANNOYING
AILMENT
DR.CtflASE'S
OINTMENT
T"ONT
be
Htiified
when
someone
tells
you:
"Our
gasoline
Is
Just
as
good
as
Canadian-Made
Winter
Super
Union."
Insist
on
the
genuine
Winter
Super
UhIon
that
gives
you
definite
advantages
under
Western
Canadian
winter
driving
conditions.
1.
Easier
lo
start.
Choke
tests
in
the
laboratory,
on
the
block
and
in
service
assign
Winter
Super
Union
"
1
a
quick
starting
rating
of
plus
a6.
2.
Acceleration
teats
on
hills,
in
traffic
and
on
open
highways
in
low,
intermediate
and
high
gear
show
(
new
faster
pick-up.
3
Slow-spted
bucking,
a
common
t
t
fault
with
many
so-called
winter
.
auj'
h
been
eliminated.
'
UNION
OIL
COMPANY
MADS
fallowed
with
music
by
the
Premier
Orchestra.
During
the
supper
hour,
violin
and
piano
selectidna
were
played
by
Misses
Molly
and
Nellie
Lav.vence.
The
Joint
committee
In
charge
of
the
evening's
proceedings
consisted
of
Mrs.
Percy
Cameron.
Mrs.
Charles
Edwards,
Mrs.
F.
M.
Crosby,
Mrs.
Charles
M.
Nickerson,
Mrs.
Robert
McCarthy,
Mrs.
R.
Skattebol.
B.
J.
Bacon;
Qlllls
Royer,
Fred
Stadden,
Sam
Hawtaisobild,
Osoar
Sather,
A.
Ohnesorg,
Ted
Rorvlk
and
J.
M.
Morrison.
SAILS
FOB
VANCOUVER
H.
N.
Bfoelr'wby,
acting
dir-.cto'-f
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Bk-perlmental
Button,
will
sail
tomor-ftiw
night
on
the
Prinoe
Rupert
tor
a
.brief
trip
to
Vancouver
on
4.
Mtntomtrt.
Disagreeable
odors
at
high
speed
when
car
is
dosed
are
reduced.
J.
EctHtnitalto
use.
And
all
these
advantages
are
attained
Without
loss
of
mihtgt.
The
same
hiah
heat
unit
content
that
accounts
for
the
extra
mileage
of
previous
Union
gasolines
is
fully
retained
in
this
Winter
super
fuel.
CANADIAN
MADE
Canadian
men
and
women
are
employed
by
the
UniOn
Oil
Company
of
Canada
Limitedwhich
has
a
large
investment
in
Wtsttrn
Canada,
buys
Canadisn
materials
and
thus
contributes
to
the
prosperity
of
your
own
community.
(NOTKl
Now
SmDtr
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I.
to..
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"fw
1
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the
rrorea
snd-
.mm
arin.tgci
"VSIMI)
OF
CANADA
milTFD
IN
B.C.
Saturday,
pctoftV
23,
WJJ
(Beautiful
hair
!
Modern
hlr
dressers
arrangs
the'
hair
so
beautifully
that
it's
bound
to
attract
attention.
That's
whv
it's
bo
Important
to
guard
Its
color
and
lustre;
keep
it
in
perfect
condition.
There
is
no
surer,
simpler
way
to
do
this
than
with
Danderine.
Etch
time
you
use
your
brush,
jilst
muiitcn
it
with
this
delicately
frgra!:.cd
liquid.
Then
as
you
draw
it
thr
jgh
your
hair,
it
removes
the
exec
1
brings
out
the
natural
color;
niakni
the
hair
fairly
sparkle
with
new
iif
and
lustre.
How
much
easier
It
is
to
arrange
th
hair
afterwards.
How
it
stays
in
place.
And
try
"setting"
the
waves
with
Danderine.
They
sUy
in
to
much
longer.
Danderine
quickly
dissolves
the
crust
of
dandruff?
puts
the
scalo
in
the
pink
of
condition;
helps
the
hair
to
grow
long,
silky
and
abundant!
Danderine
The
0e
Minute
I
loir
Beaut
ifler
At
All
Drat
6ter
Thirty
F1v
Cnti
official
business,
returning
city
on
the
same
boat
nex
day.
Only
ONE
Gasoline
m
Gives
you
26
Quicker
Start-'
4iW
inS
Without
Loss
of
Mileage
'
IT'S
MADE
m
CANADA
Get
WinUr
SUPER
Union
at
Blue
-and
White
pimps
of
the
Union
Oil
Company
of
Canada
AUnlonOnT-chnlciiii
nkin
on
of
(lit
II
lihorilnrf
tritt
that
theck
tbi
i
qukbti
itariinf
tlnliif
nl
WiHTta
An
v
l'li.
Aitlnal
chick
tan
ai
run
Iota
tht
colj
room
rl
I
rut
c
riant,
Then
otioaaitnta
art
nada
to
verify
It
it
fm'-irr
tUrlli
aiiily.
TWi
itlne
tnclnud
Is
".mrUii
ckamhff
pt,,v.
thai
n
milttt
ttrwur
Wintia
Suprr
t-n
li
SS'fc
uui.t
l-arnna
iih
u
J-,,
ol
milrarw
Ur,
Vir
Safvf
ion
II
trutd
on
tht
road
to
aivea;
yi
atartina
that
it
qulc-tr
WINTER
Super
UNION
16
OUICKER
R
STARTING
WITH
NO-LOSS
OP
MlLEAGi